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UQFL533 Brit Andresen Papers FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid UQFL533 Brit Andresen Papers Size 34 boxes, 5 parcels, 15 tubes, 32 albums Contents Research papers, photographs, slides, and drawings of residential and religious buildings. Collection includes drawings by Brit Andresen, Peter O'Gorman, Michael Keniger and University of Queensland architectural students. Date range 1966 - 2011 Biography Brit Andresen was born in 1945 in Trondheim, Norway. During her childhood, Brit travelled to Australia on several occasions while her father worked as an engineer on large hydroelectric projects from 1951 to 1963. She completed her Bachelor of Architecture in 1969 from Trondheim University, Norway. In 1977 Andresen moved to Australia to work in what was intended to be a temporary full-time position with the University of Queensland. She went on to be the first female appointed in the Department of Architecture. It was here she met Peter O’Gorman. They married in 1980 and set up the practice Andresen O’Gorman Architects. Their work has been awarded and internationally published, which includes a special edition of UME 22 (2011). O’Gorman died in 2001. In 2002 Andresen was the first female recipient of the RAIA Gold Medal. Andresen’s concern in the 1980s about the rapidly disappearing Australian architectural heritage led to two projects – one with Michael Keniger and a number of students entitled “Main Street: Queensland country towns” and the other “Anglican Churches in the Diocese of Brisbane. The latter project was also to become the topic of Andresen’s PhD dissertation. After 33 years at University of Queensland, Andresen retired in in 2010 and was appointed Emeritus Professor in the School of Architecture. [Information taken from article by Findlay L. ‘Brit Andresen: poetry and pragmatics Architecture Australia. 2002;91(2):76, Wikipedia and UQ News] Notes Unrestricted access Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 1 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Series A: Papers Box 1 Folder 1 Church Register. An inventory of Parish Churches within The Diocese of Brisbane 1847 to 1903, A Conservation Study prepared for the Diocese of Brisbane, Anglican Church of Australia. By the Department of Architecture, University of Queensland, 1992 – 1998. Ca. 600pp. Brit Andresen, UQ, 1998. The following are research folders for the Church Register, containing measured drawings and photographs (mostly student course work compiled for the History Elective offered by Andresen in the School of Architecture), case studies, research notes, copies. Folder 2 Allora – St David’s Folder 3 Biggenden – St John’s Folder 4 Boonah – Christ Church Box 2 Folder 1 Brookfield – Church of the Good Shepherd Folder 2 Bulimba – St John the Baptist Folder 3 Childers – Christ Church Folder 4 Clayfield – St Colomb’s Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 2 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 5 Cleveland – St Paul’s Chapel Folder 6 Cunnamulla – St Alban’s Hall Box 3 Folder 1 Dalby – St John’s Hall Folder 2 Drayton – St Matthew’s Folder 3 Eidsvold – St Mark’s Hall Folder 4 Esk – St Agnes’ Box 4 Folder 1 Fortitude Valley – Holy Trinity Folder 2 Gooburrum – St Mark’s Folder 3 Goodna – St Alban’s Folder 4 Granville – Christ Church Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 3 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Box 5 Folder 1 Hervey Bay – St John’s Hall Folder 2 Howard – St Matthew’s Hall Folder 3 Indooroopilly – St Andrew’s Hall Folder 4 Inglewood – St John’s Hall Folder 5 Ipswich – St Paul’s Box 6 Folder 1 Iswich North – St Thomas’ Folder 2 Jackson – St Faith’s Folder 3 Jondaryan – St Anne’s Folder 4 Kangaroo Point – St Mary’s Folder 5 Kelvin Grove – St James’ Hall Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 4 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Box 7 Folder 1 Kilcoy – St Mary’s Folder 2 Kilkivan – St Matthew’s Folder 3 Leyburn – St Augustine’s Folder 4 Lowood – St James’ Folder 5 Marburg – All Saints Folder 6 Maryborough – St Paul’s Box 8 Folder 1 Millmerran – St Peter’s Hall Folder 2 Milton – Christ Church Folder 3 Mitchelton – St Matthew’s Folder 4 Mt Perry – St Anne’s Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 5 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Box 9 Folder 1 Mt Tyson – St Philip’s Hall Folder 2 Mundoolun – St John’s Folder 3 New Farm – St Michael and All Angels’ Hall Folder 4 Newtown – St Thomas’ Folder 5 North Bundaberg – St Paul’s Folder 6 Ormiston – St Andrew’s Box 10 Folder 1 Pratten – St James’ Folder 2 Red Hill – St Barnabas’ Folder 3 Rosewood – St Luke’s Hall Folder 4 Saint George – Christ Church Hall Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 6 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 5 Slacks Creek – St Mark’s Hall Folder 6 South Brisbane – St Andrew’s Box 11 Folder 1 South Brisbane – St Andrew’s [cont.] Folder 2 Surat – St John’s Folder 3 Tingalpa – Christ Church Folder 4 Toowong – St Thomas’ Box 12 Folder 1 Toowoomba – St James’ Folder 2 Toowoomba – St Luke’s Folder 3 Tummaville – St Paul’s Box 13 Folder 1 Warwick – St Paul’s Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 7 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 2 Wellington Point – St James’ Folder 3 Wickham Terrace (Brisbane) – All Saints’ Folder 1 Box 14 Folder 1 Woombye – St Magaret’s Folder 2 Yandilla – All Saints’ Folder 3 Yuleba – St Andrew’s Folder 4 Research notes, St Johns North Brisbane, Queen’s Park Site Folder 5 Research notes, Miscellaneous Churches, Other Buildings, Personalities Box 15 Folder 1 Research notes, St John’s Cathedral No 1 Folder 2 Research notes, Webber House 1992 Box 16 Folder 1 Research notes, Webbers Address Years 1886 to 1903 Synod Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 8 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 2 Research notes, Church Chronicle Chronological Notes 1886 to 1921 Folder 3 Research notes, Index Place Names A – B Folder 4 Research notes, Index Place Names C – I Box 17 Folder 1 Research notes, Index Place Names J – O Folder 2 Research notes, Index Place Names P – Z Folder 3 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names A Folder 4 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names B Box 18 Folder 1 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names C Folder 2 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names F – G Folder 3 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names H – K Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 9 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 4 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names L Folder 5 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names M – N Box 19 Folder 1 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names O – P Folder 2 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names S Folder 3 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names S Folder 4 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names T Includes Thompson Estate Church Fund. Printed List of Subscribers and Statement of Accounts, 1886 Folder 5 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names U Folder 6 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names W Box 20 Folder 1 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names W Folder 2 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names Y Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 10 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 3 Research notes [for churches not in Register], place names – Z Folder 4 Research notes, Mortuary Chapel and Old Bishopsbourne Chapel, Milton Folder 5 Research notes, Blackett Folder 6 Research notes, Brisbane Diocese Church 1903 – Folder 7 Course notes, History elective, 1991 to 1996 Box 21 Folder 1 Research notes, Cathedral Square St Johns Brisbane Folder 2 Research notes, The Ecclesiologist, 19th Century Clergy Folder 3 Research notes, [Stombuco], Stanley, Gothic Revival Architecture, Australian Church History to 1848, Folder 4 Research notes, Other Denominations, 19th and 20th Century Architecture UK Folder 5 Research notes, Rockhampton, Townsville Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 11 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Box 22 Folder 1 Research notes on churches erected from 1859 to 1874, while Edward Wyndham Tufnell was Bishop of Brisbane Folder 2 Research notes on churches erected from 1904 to 1921 while St Clair George Alfred Donaldson, was Bishop and Archbishop of Brisbane Folder 3 Research notes on churches erected from 1875 – 1885 while Mathhew Hale was Bishop of Brisbane Box 23 Folder 1 Research notes on churches erected from 1885 to 1903 while William Webber was Bishop of Brisbane (1 of 2) Folder 2 Research notes on churches erected from 1885 to 1903 while William Webber was Bishop of Brisbane (2 of 2) Box 24 Folder 1 Anglican Church correspondence, 1893 – 1917 Folder 2 Anglican Church correspondence relating to St John’s Cathedral Folder 3 Photographs of Anlican Churches in Brisbane suburbs and country twons, 1977 to 1989 Box 25 Folder 1 Hall and Dods Tender Books, 1895 to 1911 (copies with some handwritten notes) Last updated: 4 March 2020 © University of Queensland 12 FRYER LIBRARY Manuscript Finding Aid Folder 2 Unidentified Tender Book (copies with some handwritten notes) Folder 3 John Hall and Sons Tender Book 1885 to 1895 (copies with some handwritten notes) Folder 4 Correspondence [from Robert Stodart Lorimer to Robin Dods], 1904 to 1908 (copies with some handwritten notes) Folder 5 Correspondence [from Robert Stodart Lorimer to Robin Dods], 1896 to 1897 (copies with some handwritten notes) Folder 6 Correspondence
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